This thread is a sequal to one I started over a year ago. I am currently reading two books. :read:

John F. Kennedy: An Unfinished Life 1917-1963 by Robert Dallek

Drawn With The Sword: Refections On The American Civil War by James M. McPherson (a collection of essays)

Irish Born- Nora Roberts.

I am reading:

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley (For English class)
Witness: For the Prosecution of Scott Peterson by Amber Frey (My just-'cause book :lol: )

Right now I'm reading "The Discovery of the Titanic," by Dr. Robert Ballard, the man who found it on the ocean floor on Sept. 1, 1985. I've read it once before.

I'm about to start on Cujo. :)

I just finished reading "The Catcher in the Rye", by J. D. Salinger, which I may read again soon.

I'm currently reading:

I Never Promised You a Rose Garden - Joanne Greenberg.

To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee.

The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

a book called raised on radio by gerald nachman

:wave: Hi Mike.


Hey Jenny :wave: :bighug:

dreamworld - jane goldman

I'm attempting to start reading The World According to Garp.
But more religiously, I'm currently reading college textbooks. Mmm...how fun!

I just finished The Vagina Monologues though and it was really good. Highly recommend reading it.

Right now I'm reading "The Discovery of the Titanic," by Dr. Robert Ballard, the man who found it on the ocean floor on Sept. 1, 1985. I've read it once before.
I finished that one. Now I'm reading "A Night To Remember" (another book about the Titanic). I've read it about 4 times before.

"The King Of Torts" by John Grisham

"Beautiful Stranger" by Hope Donahue.

I am reading for review A Piece of Cake, Cupcake Brown's searing memoir of growing up in a dysfunctional family and turning to drugs and prostitution before cleaning up her act, going to college and becoming a highly successful lawyer and respected author.

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I'm currently reading "The Areas Of My Expertise" by John Hodgman.

It's kind of a history book/almanac full of completely made up "facts" by the author. Very funny stuff.

i can't read anything but stuff for school. i just finished Candide by Voltaire today.

I'm reading Two for sure others off and on LoL The first one for English class: "To Kill a Mockingbird" 2nd one: Some Meg Cabot book almost finished with it... for A.R. 3rd book is I'm re-reading it "A Book" Desi Arnaz AutoBio... and I'm trying to find time to read "The other side of ethel Mertz I'm like on the 2nd or 3rd page... :cool:

Walden by Henry David Thoreau

The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath. I have a test on it next week.

I'm reading Without You: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and the Musical 'Rent'by Anthony Rapp for the second time. I bought two copies of the book, so I have to read the one I just purchased so it will be put to good use. :lol: But since I met him last week...I think I'll be able to understand things in his book more the second time around as well. :D

we jsut finished Romeo and Juliet in english class. we will star Julius Ceaser (sp) soon

I just started up on The Bible again. I would read something else, but I just can't find many books that interest me.

The Facts of Life and Other Lessons My Father Taught Me by Lisa Whelchel

I'm reading Two for sure others off and on LoL The first one for English class: "To Kill a Mockingbird" 2nd one: Some Meg Cabot book almost finished with it... for A.R. 3rd book is I'm re-reading it "A Book" Desi Arnaz AutoBio... and I'm trying to find time to read "The other side of ethel Mertz I'm like on the 2nd or 3rd page... :cool:

I loved The Other Side of Ethel Mertz. It gave some great insight into who Vivian Vance really was.

I'm reading East of Eden by John Steinbeck and have been since August and am only 100 pages through it. But I keep it at home and don't read a lot during the school year because I am so burnt out on homework. Hopefully this summer I'll be able to read for pleasure more.

I am almost done reading "The Truth About Diamonds" by Nicole Richie. After seeing her in the Simple Life, I thought she was really funny and I bought the book out of curiosity. Its surprising good.

To Hate Like This Is to Be Happy Forever : A Thoroughly Obsessive, Intermittently Uplifting, and Occasionally Unbiased Account of the Duke-North Carolina Basketball Rivalry

yeahh...it rocks. :D

"Coraline"...for school

I just got done reading "Small Steps" by Louis Sachar.

It's a spin-off from Holes, it features Armpit and X-Ray and about a wonderful story when criminal can turn into love. It had such a magical story, and such a powerfull ending. If you've read Holes, I recomend you reading this one. :nod:

Demon Seed-Dean Koontz

The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown-Brilliant!

Private Eyes by Jonathan Kellerman

I am reading an old autobiography of the former bass player of the Rolling Stones (Bill Wyman) called Stone Alone...


I read this book in 1994. I liked it.

Lovely Me: The Life of Jacqueline Susann by Barbara Seaman

Right now, I'm reading some science books and some literature.

The Portable 60s Reader

None at the moment but I proubly should do some more reading then I have been.

None at the moment but I proubly should do some more reading then I have been.

Someone should write a biography on Sara. :D

Right now it is Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein. I rented it from my college library and I spend my bus rides reading it. It's a really good book.

I'm also reading Becoming Film Literate, which uses 50 films (like Blade Runner and Battleship Potemkin) to examine the art of the cinema which includes editing, production design, and other things.

Misfortune's Daughters by Joan Collins (pure trash, but fun!!!) :lol:

Profiles In Courage by John F. Kennedy

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Adored by Tilly Bagshawe

The Hobbit

Great choice! :D :wave:

Please Stop Laughing At Me (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1580628362/sr=8-2/qid=1148617875/ref=pd_bbs_2/104-5598860-4313510?%5Fencoding=UTF8), by Jodee Blanco.

Great, great book.

Dear Mom: A Snipers Vietnam, by Joseph T. Ward.

I'm reading:

A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving.

Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction by J. D. Salinger

Conversations with God: Book One by Neale Donald Walsch.

The Catcher in the Rye. finally. I've been wanting to read this forever.

The Catcher in the Rye. finally. I've been wanting to read this forever.

It's a very good book, in my opinion. I hope you enjoy it. :)

I seriously recommend A Prayer for Owen Meany. I think it's fantastic.

Breakfast at Tiffany's - Truman Capote

It's a very good book, in my opinion. I hope you enjoy it. :)

I seriously recommend A Prayer for Owen Meany. I think it's fantastic.

OMG, I LOVE A Prayer for Owen Meany!! I've read it so many times, it's one of my fave books ever. (Sorry, couldn't help gushing about that book hehe!)

Kristen

What dreams may come-Richard Matheson

What dreams may come-Richard Matheson


That is a good book. :)

Nothing. :lol:

That is a good book. :)

I saw the movie first and it was pretty good, so I was hoping the book will be good also.:)

I am reading the book, "Miracle in the Andes."
Written by one of 16 survivors and by one of the two who walked down the mountain (the Andes in South America) to find help for themselves and the other survivors still stranded on the mountain at the 11,500- foot level.

It tells of the same basic story as the book "Alive" which was written not long after the disaster.

I've read so much about this plane crash/disaster, seen the movie and watched interviews that I almost seem to know Nando without ever meeting him.

Here is the cover of the book:

les miserables by victor hugo

i'm on like page 8 and i have to read it by tuesday :o haha for extra history credit

Islam And Terrorism by Dr. Mark Gabriel. This is a fascinating read. Gabriel is a former Muslim who openly questioned aspects of the faith he was born into and as a result, was nearly killed by his govt and even members of his own family.

He eventually was shown the Bible and renounced his muslim faith, converting to Christianity, where he chose the Christian name Mark Gabriel. This is ironic considering he was once a professor of muslim studies.

This book is a real eye-opener, as Gabriel explains the quran in an easy-to-read text and given his unique perspective on muslim matters, it's compelling reading.

It also inspires some fear in me as the muslim faith is not to be taken lightly and many of them do believe in the most fanatical aspects of the religion. It's heartening to see that Gabriel saw the errors in the morality of the muslim religion and is living life as a good Christian.

I REALLY want to start reading "The Deed End of the Ocean" it looks so interesting! I might purchase a used one from Amazon :)

im reading the secret word is groucho. written by john e ballow who worked for groucho marx as his chef the last few years of his life its a great book about how he and groucho and he became really close friends while john worked for him and what a very kind man groucho was underneath all the wisecracks

I just finished "The Exorcist" by William Peter Blatty.

I'm now about to start "Heartbeat" by Danielle Steele. I've read it before, but I keep going back to it. It's one of my favorite books.

I just finished "The Exorcist" by William Peter Blatty.


My favorite book ever! :)

My favorite book ever! :)

Really? I liked it a lot myself. Very Spooky!! :eek: :D

The Making of Star Trek II-The Wrath of Khan by Allan Asherman

I actually read this book when I was in junior high but I have wanted to reread it because after studying film in college I have more knowledge of behind the scenes stuff (like the difference between an Art Director and a Production Designer :lol: ) then I did at 12 or 13.

Really? I liked it a lot myself. Very Spooky!! :eek: :D


Yeah, it is a terrific book. Really creepy.:eek: :D

OMG, I LOVE A Prayer for Owen Meany!! I've read it so many times, it's one of my fave books ever. (Sorry, couldn't help gushing about that book hehe!)

Gush all you like, Kristen. :)

I'm thinking of starting a thread for this book. I'd like to spread the word, so to speak, about Owen Meany.

Some of my favourite parts of the book are when Owen is Jesus in the Christmas pageant (and he gets up and screams at his parents in the middle of the play) and then when he's the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in A Christmas Carol and he sees his own name and date of death on the gravestone.

Gush all you like, Kristen. :)

I'm thinking of starting a thread for this book. I'd like to spread the word, so to speak, about Owen Meany.

Some of my favourite parts of the book are when Owen is Jesus in the Christmas pageant (and he gets up and screams at his parents in the middle of the play) and then when he's the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in A Christmas Carol and he sees his own name and date of death on the gravestone.
Yeah, I love the Christmas pageant chapter. Brought back memories of my childhood. ;) I wish everyone would read this book, it really shows how things do happen for a reason.

BTW, Sharop, have you read Five People You Meet in Heaven? You should, if you haven't yet. Really good book!

Of Mice and Men

A Fall of Moondust by Arthur C. Clarke

Nothing. :lol:


I've read that book before. It's a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "Seinfeld". A fascinating read from cover to cover.

BTW, Sharop, have you read Five People You Meet in Heaven? You should, if you haven't yet. Really good book!

I have read this book, although it was quite some time ago, and I haven't looked at it for a while. I should probably read it again soon.

I bought two new books, I Know This Much is True, by Wally Lamb, and The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. I haven't started reading either book properly yet, but both look promising.

I Know This Much Is True is about a guy called Dominick Birdsey, who has an identical twin brother, Thomas, who is a paranoid schizophrenic. With my interest in schizophrenia, I had to read it.

The Historian seems to incorporate the plot of Dracula by Bram Stoker.

Over the past few days, I read Ethan Frome. I read it through sparknotes.com, hehe. Very good book.

The Rage of Angels by Sidney Sheldon

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I'm thinking about starting a book now that I'm out of my summer time blues rut. I'm thinking it will be The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway.

I just finished reading an excellent book on the TV industry which I mentioned previously on another board. It's called "Desperate Networks" by Bill Carter. If you want to know what really goes on at the network level and how certain shows get on the air, this book is a must read.

Glide Path by Arthur C. Clarke

Night - Elie Wiesel
Di Vinci Code - Dan Brown

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The Third Translation by Matt Bondurant

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Alfred Hitchcock: A Life In Darkness And Light by Patrick McGilligan

Reading Relax it's only a ghost,my adventures with sprits hauntings,and things that go bump in the night by Echo Bodine alsoCS LEWIS The Horse And His BoyNarnia continues. I read it as a kid I fogot how good it was.

i just finished old yeller

Everyone Worth Knowing by Lauren Weisberger. I'm almost done with that, so then I plan on reading JPod bu Douglas Coupland.

I'm reading Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0345453743/sr=8-7/qid=1152894175/ref=pd_bbs_7/104-9717292-2410349?ie=UTF8) by Douglas Adams, which is one big book with all five of his Galaxy books combined into one volume. I'm almost finished with the first book in this volume -- The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy. It's pretty damn funny. :lol:

the da vinci code :D

I just finished reading an excellent book on the TV industry which I mentioned previously on another board. It's called "Desperate Networks" by Bill Carter. If you want to know what really goes on at the network level and how certain shows get on the air, this book is a must read.im reading that same book right now like all of bill carters books its interesting and very informative

I'm reading Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0345453743/sr=8-7/qid=1152894175/ref=pd_bbs_7/104-9717292-2410349?ie=UTF8) by Douglas Adams, which is one big book with all five of his Galaxy books combined into one volume. I'm almost finished with the first book in this volume -- The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy. It's pretty damn funny. :lol:
^ I'm STILL reading that book, two weeks later. But now I'm almost finished with it.

Methinks I'll be reading Little Women, by Louise May Alcott, next. Or something else entirely.

Serial Killers- Rodney Castleden

The Sportswriter by Richard Ford

I'm reading Staying Fat For Sarah Byrnes by Chris Crutcher

The Conspiracy Club by Jonathan Kellerman.

Islam And Terrorism by Dr. Mark Gabriel. This is a fascinating read. Gabriel is a former Muslim who openly questioned aspects of the faith he was born into and as a result, was nearly killed by his govt and even members of his own family.

He eventually was shown the Bible and renounced his muslim faith, converting to Christianity, where he chose the Christian name Mark Gabriel. This is ironic considering he was once a professor of muslim studies.

This book is a real eye-opener, as Gabriel explains the quran in an easy-to-read text and given his unique perspective on muslim matters, it's compelling reading.

It also inspires some fear in me as the muslim faith is not to be taken lightly and many of them do believe in the most fanatical aspects of the religion. It's heartening to see that Gabriel saw the errors in the morality of the muslim religion and is living life as a good Christian.

I actually read this book a few years ago!! I thought it was awesome and I loved reading about how he was able to break free from the Muslim lifestyle!!

The Best of Everything by Rona Jaffe

The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom

Right now I'm re-reading Train Go Sorry by Leah Hager Cohen. I had to read it when I took Sign Language in college, and it's now actually one of my fave books.

Well, right now, I'm reading A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'engle. The previous book that I finished is Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O'Dell.

Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend by Robert James Waller

im re reading come and knock on our door a hers and hers and his guide to three's compnay by chris mann its a very entertaing book

"Without Feathers" by Woody Allen

Lord Of The Flies by William Golding

I have to read these three books over the summer for a summer reading assignment
1. To kill a mockingbird
2. Lord of the flies
3. Catcher and the rye* i dont really wanna read this book b/c john lennon & rebeca shafer's stalkers were reading this but i guess i'm forced to!

but im curently reading to kill a mockingbird which i dont really understand

The Plains of Passage by Jean Auel

"Watchers" by Dean Koontz. actually i lied, i haven't started it yet. but i'm going to. it was on the 9th grade honors summer reading list, and my mom read it and liked it, so i chose it.

Seven Habits of Highly Effective Teens - Sean Covey

Babbit- Sinclair Lewis

Riding the Bus With My Sister (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0452284554/sr=8-1/qid=1154828110/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0330426-2072072?ie=UTF8), by Rachel Simon. Halfway through it already- very good book.

Riding the Bus With My Sister (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0452284554/sr=8-1/qid=1154828110/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0330426-2072072?ie=UTF8), by Rachel Simon. Halfway through it already- very good book.
I've already finished that book! (I read really fast)

Now I am onto Ryan White: My Own Story (http://cgi.ebay.com/Ryan-White-My-Own-Story-How-He-Got-AIDS-1991-HB_W0QQitemZ330015105732QQihZ014QQcategoryZ378QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem), by Ryan White and Ann Marie Cunningham. I have an original first-edition copy of this book from 1991, like the one in the picture in the link. I've read that book maybe 10 times, and it makes me cry every time I read the ending, because it's really sad. Ryan White truly was an inspirational guy.

I have to read these three books over the summer for a summer reading assignment
1. To kill a mockingbird
2. Lord of the flies
3. Catcher and the rye* i dont really wanna read this book b/c john lennon & rebeca shafer's stalkers were reading this but i guess i'm forced to!

but im curently reading to kill a mockingbird which i dont really understand

What about To Kill a Mockingbird don't you understand? It's one of my all-time fave books! I can try and help you if you want.

Kristen

but im curently reading to kill a mockingbird which i dont really understand

That might be my all-time favorite book. I had to read it in 8th grade.

the beatles by bob spitz

What about To Kill a Mockingbird don't you understand? It's one of my all-time fave books! I can try and help you if you want.

Kristen


Yeah...me too...I love the book, and I teach high school social studies, so I'll help!


Right now, I'm reading Atlas Shrugged...I LOVE Fountainhead, but this one's not bad so far....I read that they're turning it into a movie in 2008 starring Brad Pitt and Angeline Jolie!

Right now I'm almost finished with The Devil Wears Prada. It is such a good read! :lol: I highly recommend it.

Right now I'm almost finished with The Devil Wears Prada. It is such a good read! :lol: I highly recommend it.

That's a really good book...i'm curious how accurate the movie is to the book?

I've already finished that book! (I read really fast)

Now I am onto Ryan White: My Own Story (http://cgi.ebay.com/Ryan-White-My-Own-Story-How-He-Got-AIDS-1991-HB_W0QQitemZ330015105732QQihZ014QQcategoryZ378QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem), by Ryan White and Ann Marie Cunningham. I have an original first-edition copy of this book from 1991, like the one in the picture in the link. I've read that book maybe 10 times, and it makes me cry every time I read the ending, because it's really sad. Ryan White truly was an inspirational guy.
Already finished that book (I cried at the end, like always).

I'm going to start on A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0060736267/sr=8-1/qid=1155089316/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0330426-2072072?ie=UTF8), by Betty Smith. Karly (Kay Scarpetta) actually recommended this book about two years ago and I kept trying to get around to reading it, but never did. Now I'm going to start over again and THIS TIME, I will finish it. I actually liked what little I read of it. :)

Currently reading MOmmie Dearest by Christina Crawford. Recently bought the special edition dvd of the movie and absolutely loved it, so bought the book on e-bay. Have only read about the first 20 pages so far but so far i'm loving it.

Just picked up The Expected One by Kathleen McGowan, which is supposed to be the latest DaVinci Code-esque blockbuster...

After finishing The Expected One, I’m now digging into a fascinating debut novel by Kentucky native Kim Edwards, The Memory Keeper’s Daughter. The novel explores the life of Norah Henry, who gave birth to boy/girl twins, one healthy, one with Down’s Syndrome, during a raging snowstorm in Kentucky in 1964. Unbeknownst to Norah, her surgeon husband dispatches their handicapped daughter to an orphanage and tells her that their daughter was stillborn. Needless to say, secrets and lies can never remain dormant forever, and further tragedies befall the family… okay, I won’t reveal anymore, but you can check out the book, already a major bestseller here in the United States and set to become a motion picture, over at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/list/0143037145/ref=pd_ts_b_6/002-6618666-7089649?ie=UTF8&n=51546011&s=books


:)

Already finished that book (I cried at the end, like always).

I'm going to start on A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0060736267/sr=8-1/qid=1155089316/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0330426-2072072?ie=UTF8), by Betty Smith. Karly (Kay Scarpetta) actually recommended this book about two years ago and I kept trying to get around to reading it, but never did. Now I'm going to start over again and THIS TIME, I will finish it. I actually liked what little I read of it. :)
I started that book on the 9th and finished it last night (the 13th). It was pretty slow-going at first, but started to pick up about 50-75 pages into the book. It's a great book. :D

I started on A Yellow Raft in Blue Water (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0312421850/sr=8-1/qid=1155597876/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-0330426-2072072?ie=UTF8), by Michael Dorris, this morning. It's a pretty decent book so far...It's kind of depressing, because the people in it are poor Native Americans, and it reminds me of when I used to live five minutes north of a Native American reservation. Just... I don't know. But I'm going to finish it, regardless. It's actually not so bad. :)

Star Trek: Burning Dreams by Margaret Wander Bonanno

Richard Nixon and the Rise of a New Majority

I just finised Petals on the Wind bt VC Andrews and now I'm attempting to get myself into Wicked by Gregory Maguire.

Traveling Music by Neil Peart

I'm reading The Neverending Story. For years, I've been saying I wanted to read it, but never got around to it. I'm about halfway through, and I love it. :D I highly recommend it.

I just finished That Was Then, This Is Now by S.E. Hinton. I'm reading Tex by S.E. Hinton now. I love her books!

I just started reading Speak and its a very good book.

I just finised Petals on the Wind bt VC Andrews and now I'm attempting to get myself into Wicked by Gregory Maguire.
Did you know that book is part of a series? More specifically, the Dollanganger Family series. That book is #2 in the series. I have all the books too, except for Garden of Shadows.

Flowers in the Attic
Petals on the Wind
If There Be Thorns
Seeds of Yesterday
Garden of Shadows

:)

Deborah Harry by Cathy Che

The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger

Almost Heaven by Jillian Hart

The Boy Who Fell Out of the Sky by Ken Dornstein:

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I'm finally starting to read The DaVinci Code

David Sirota's Hostile Takeover.

Star Trek Crucible:McCoy by David George

MOUSE TRACKS: THE STORY OF WALT DISNEY RECORDS, by Tim Hollis &
Greg Ehrbar. Hard book to put down. A lot of celebrities recorded
for the Disney record label, incl. the Beach Boys, Fess Parker, Thurl ("Tony the
Tiger") Ravenscroft, Mary Martin, Cliff ("Jiminy Cricket") Edwards, Sterling ("Winnie-the-Pooh") Holloway, Roberta Shore, Annette Funicello (of course!),
Paul ("Ludwig von Drake") Frees, the Wellingtons (of GILLIGAN'S ISLAND fame), Louis Prima, Dallas McKennon (of DANIEL BOONE), Bob McGrath (of
SESAME STREET), Larry Groce ("Junk Food Junkie"), Alan Young (of MISTER
ED; as Scrooge McDuck), Hal Smith (of THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW), etc.
Lots of behind-the-scenes info and backstage anecdotes. Highly recommended.

My best friend's second-favorite book is Great Expectations, and I never gave it a real chance, so I just started it for him!

Fade - Robert Cormier

Radio Free Albemuth - Philip K. Dick

The Young Unicorns - Madeleine L'Engle

Empire Building: The Remarkable Real Life Story of Star Wars by Garry Jenkins

the show by roland lazenby its a history of the los angeles lakers

MOUSE TRACKS: THE STORY OF WALT DISNEY RECORDS, by Tim Hollis &
Greg Ehrbar. Hard book to put down. A lot of celebrities recorded
for the Disney record label, incl. the Beach Boys, Fess Parker, Thurl ("Tony the
Tiger") Ravenscroft, Mary Martin, Cliff ("Jiminy Cricket") Edwards, Sterling ("Winnie-the-Pooh") Holloway, Roberta Shore, Annette Funicello (of course!),
Paul ("Ludwig von Drake") Frees, the Wellingtons (of GILLIGAN'S ISLAND fame), Louis Prima, Dallas McKennon (of DANIEL BOONE), Bob McGrath (of
SESAME STREET), Larry Groce ("Junk Food Junkie"), Alan Young (of MISTER
ED; as Scrooge McDuck), Hal Smith (of THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW), etc.
Lots of behind-the-scenes info and backstage anecdotes. Highly recommended.i was thinking of buying that book its nice to hear that its worth buying

Crazy From The Heat by David Lee Roth

I first read this autobiogrphy from Diamond Dave nine years ago but I wanted to read it again because it is so funny and entertaining. I think that Alex Van Halen said that the book was filled with lies, and it probably is, but it is still really entertaining. :lol:

I'm getting started on The Black Dahlia by James Elroy. I wanted to see the movie, but I heard it was graphic, so I'd rather read the book and fend for myself, LOL.

For english we're reading King Lear by shakesphere. Its F**king confusing

Being and Nothingness by Sartre

Re-reading The Funny Thing Is... by Ellen DeGeneres

I am currently reading The Ruins by Scott Smith, his much-anticipated follow-up to his debut smash A Simple Plan. I purchased the book to read on my trip (as the novel is set in Mexico), but I didn't have time to read it while in Mexico!!! :)

Well, the book I AM TRYING to read is "Huck Finn" I just can't exactly get into it it's for English III class...not my first book to pick up and read:o

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awww elliot smith. :(

I'm reading Sarah by JT LeRoy.

Jenna Jameson's How To Make Love Like a Porn Star

If you are under 18 years of age, your parents will NOT approve of you reading this book. Trust me on that one.

It's a very interesting and quick read, even though the book is thick (579 pages).

Well, the book I AM TRYING to read is "Huck Finn" I just can't exactly get into it it's for English III class...not my first book to pick up and read:oi had to read huck finn in 6th grade and sorry to all mark twain fans but that book bored me to tears

The Funny Thing Is... by Ellen DeGeneres

Elizabeth Montgomery; A Bewitching Life

That sounds like an interesting read. I need to go out and buy me that book...
Definitely do it. :D

I just finished reading it and HOLY COW, it was a really in-depth book on her being in the porn industry. I had no idea it was such an exhaustive and difficult industry to be in. Stripping is also a hard job... ya gotta look REALLY good, have the right clothes, but it really takes its toll on your body after a while.

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I just started Call It Sleep, by Henry Roth. I haven't gotten very far, but it looks like a promising read so far.

Rage For Revenge by David Gerrold

Weep No More, My Lady by Mary Higgins Clark

Dead Poet's Society, the novelization of the same-tItled movie starring Roibin Williams.........stunning!

The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield

The Traveler by John Twelve Hawkes

I'm reading "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck for school.

Star Wars-Dark Lord:The Rise Of Darth Vader by James Luceno

Just finished reading The da Vinci Code in only 3 days......a record for me!!!!
Amazing book Dan's VERY witty!!!

The Giver by Lois Lowery
and
Life as a Poser by some lady

The Giver by Lois Lowery
and
Life as a Poser by some lady

The Giver is a really good book! I read it in like 7th grade, but I remember that I loved it.

Kristen

Blonde by Joyce Carol Oates

The Time Traveler's Wife, by Audrey Niffenegger. Holy crap, this is a REALLY excellent book. It's considered a romance fiction book... VERY tastefully-done romance.

It's kind of confusing to read it at first, but you catch on quickly and don't want to put it down. I started reading this book last night, and I'm already about 200 pages in (515 pages total in this book). :D

The Republican Playbook by Andy Borowitz

Stupid and Contagious by Caprice Crane

I'm reading "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck for school.
UGH. i hate that book. worst book ever :(
we had to read it in middle school english

DA Vinichi Code Dan Brown (my spelling sux)

The Giver is a really good book! I read it in like 7th grade, but I remember that I loved it.


i read it too in 7th grade but i rememberd i hated it lol and then i saw it in the store the other day and i bought it. im done with it and it was better than what i thought. i guess i didnt understand it then.

Queenie by Michael Korda

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Star Wars-Specter of the Past by Timothy Zahn

I'm reading two books at the same time...

The first one is 102 Minutes (http://www.amazon.com/102-Minutes-Untold-Survive-Towers/dp/0805076824/sr=1-3/qid=1162424525/ref=pd_bbs_3/102-1961019-9783353?ie=UTF8&s=books), by Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn. It's interesting as hell.

It's a book on how the people working in 1 WTC and 2 WTC reacted when the towers got hit on 9/11. I haven't gotten too far into it yet, but wow. Some of the stories in there are creepy, like how there were a bunch of people having breakfast at Windows on the World at the top of 1 WTC, and how a few of them decided to go down to the lobby. They were the last people to be in the elevator, and they departed Windows on the World at 8:44AM (two and a half minutes before 1 WTC was struck). Man... Creepy.


The second book I am reading is The Way the Crow Flies (http://www.amazon.com/Way-Crow-Flies-Novel-P-S/dp/0060586370/sr=1-1/qid=1162425839/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-1961019-9783353?ie=UTF8&s=books), by Ann-Marie MacDonald. Again, haven't gotten very far into it yet, but it's a pretty good read. :)

The Ice Storm by Rick Moody.

See No Evil on the CIA!!!

Drowning World by Alan Dean Foster

I bought an interesting-looking book called The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana, by Umberto Eco. I haven't started reading it yet, though. At the moment, I'm re-reading Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Black Maria by Diana Wynne Jones.

Tell Me Your Dreams by Sidney Sheldon

reading ANIMAL FARM for the 1999th time

All Creatures Great And Small, by James Herriot.

I'm reading the book that Sharop recommended a while back, I Know This Much, by Wally Lamb. It's definitely an excellent read. :)

I've checked out She's Come Undone, by the same author, at the library. When I finish it (I'm only 200 pages into a 896-page copy), I'll start on that book.

Me And My Shadows- Lorna Luft (Judy Garland's daughter)

im re reading desperate networks by bill carter

State of Denial: Bush At War Part 3 by Bob Woodward

The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

I read that book about three years ago. I loved it! :)

I read that book about three years ago. I loved it! :)

That was about the same time I read it for the first time. I also enjoyed it.

Fortune's Favorites by Colleen McCullough

Love, Lies, and Liquor by M.C. Beaton. It's the lastest Agatha Raisin mystery, I would recommend the series. Also I have Thanksgivng by Janet Evanovich at the library.

I'm rereading Casino Royale by Ian Fleming. :)

JOKES MY FATHER DIDNT TEACH ME (or such title)
by Rain Pryor

good book about her relationship with her dad, richard pryor!

I'm reading two right now.

Deception Point by Dan Brown and Chill Factor by hmmm Sandra somebody?

I am reading the first book int eh series of the Town of Mitford books its called At Home in Mitford. For all you gilmore girl fans out there this book is alot like the town of Stars Hollow. The people in the book remind me of the people from Stars Hollow. Its by Jan Karon.

I'm reading two right now.

Deception Point by Dan Brown and Chill Factor by hmmm Sandra somebody?

Deception Point wasn't too bad...I liked the Langdon ones better. Then again, I can't find my copy of Deception Point, so I can't re-read it to appreciate it. It is better than Digital Fortress, I remember that.

As usual, I am reading like 15 books! I just finished House of the Sleeping Beauties by Yasunari Kawabata and Siddhartha by Hess.


Now I am reading Dicken's Great Expectations, Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, and Jim Marrs' Crossfire: The Plot that Killed Kennedy.

The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides

I finished The Ice Storm by Rick Moody. I love the movie, however, the book is even better.

The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides




That is a great book! One of my all time favorites. :)

That is a great book! One of my all time favorites. :)

Yeah, it really is. I'm enjoying it. I tend to loose track of time when I start reading it. :)

reading ANIMAL FARM for the 1999th time

Never get enuff of that one myself!!!!!

Alice In Wonderland.........for the umpteenth time!!!!

Broken for You, by Stephanie Kallos.

im reading a biography on gleason

HOW SWEET IT IS

Perfume by Patrick Suskind... I'm now looking forward to seeing the upcoming movie version of this bestselling novel...

The Commanders By Bob Woodward

Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut

The Tenth Circle, by Jodi Picoult.

rave on by phillip norman its a very good bio on buddy holly

The Tenth Circle, by Jodi Picoult.

She's GOOD. I've read several of her books. I've been wanting to get Mercy at some point. You should also read Plain Truth, My Sister's Keeper, and The Pact. They're all awesome books.

- Kristen

'Answered Prayers' - Danielle Steel

Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel

Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel

Great book. :cool:

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine-Objective: Bajor by John Peel

Great book. :cool:

Yeah, It really is. I'm half-way through it. Virgin Suicides was really good.

Running with Scissors, Augusten Burroughs

It seems pretty good so far, albeit wacky :lol: The book cover says this is a 'memoir', and if that's the case, this guy has had a pretty crazy life! It's good, though...very humorous.

I've had The Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (E. L. Konigsburg) since I was about eight, and although I like it, I've never actually finished the book, even though it's quite short. I intend to finish it sometime soon.

I'm also reading I Never Promised You a Rose Garden by Joanne Greenberg and re-reading Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J. K. Rowling and The Magician's Nephew by C. S. Lewis.

Home Girls: A Black Feminist Anthology by Barbara Smith

I'm about to read the book helter skelter:eek:

The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger

on the road by jack kerouac

The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger


Did you ever see the movie? If so, what did you think?

Trying to read the book Infinite Jest, by David Foster Wallace. It's a monster of a book at 1079 pages. I don't know that I'll finish it; the first chapter was pretty confusing.

Maybe I'll go back to The Tenth Circle, by Jodi Picoult. I never did start that books, even though I posted here that I was reading that book. Whoops.

Brave New World Aldous Huxley :)

Did you ever see the movie? If so, what did you think?

I have not seen the movie.

Grania by Morgan Llywelyn
It's the novel that the musical The Pirate Queen is based on. Not that anyone cares.

Brave New World Aldous Huxley :)

I love that book. It's really weird,though.

The Great Fire by Shirley Hazzard

Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire

I love that book. It's really weird,though.

I sometimes find myself re-reading certain chapters to get a full understanding. The book is really weird but Huxley is dead on in some of his predictions. :)

I sometimes find myself re-reading certain chapters to get a full understanding. The book is really weird but Huxley is dead on in some of his predictions. :)

That he is. It's quite disturbing.

Harry Potter is getting boring, I gotta find a better book.

Harry Potter is getting boring, I gotta find a better book.
rubbish! keep reading

The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan

Next by Michael Crichton, which I received as a Christmas gift yesterday.

:)

I just finished Crossfire: The Plot to Kill Kennedy by Jim Manns (I think...could be wrong on the author). It was really, really good! I literally couldn't put it down yesterday...read about 250 pages!


Now I just need to figure out what to start/finish next (Great Expectations, Winter's Tale, or Atlas Shrugged I'm guessing)

Soldier: The Life Of Colin Powell By Karen DeYoung

I've started reading Journeys Out of the Body by Robert Monroe and have ordered another astral projection book, Astral Dynamics, by Robert Bruce.

I also plan to start reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower (by Stephen Chbosky) soon.

Nine Stories- J.D Salinger :)

The Cradle will fall-Mary Higgins Clark

Forever Liesl: A Memoir of The Sound of Music by Charmian Carr

Brother Odd by Dean Koontz

Nine Stories- J.D Salinger :)


I liked that book.

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty


I'm reading it for like the fourth time. :lol:

I liked that book.

It was a good book, my favorite story of the nine was Teddy.

Right now I am reading The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck :)

Television Without Pity by Tara Ariano and Sarah D. Bunting, the people behind the popular Television Without Pity website. In my opinion, it's not very good.


Another book I've read that I would recommend instead is called JPod by Canadian author Douglas Coupland. It reminds me of "The Office", except that it's actually funny.

Never Die Easy the autobiography of walter payton

Finished reading:

When The Nightingale Sang by Cynthia O'Neill & Rosalind Franklin

Now Reading:

The Seventies: The Great Shift in American Culture, Society and Politics
by Bruce J. Schulman

The Killing Joke - Anthony Horowitz

Go - John Clellon Holmes

Journeys Out of the Body - Robert Monroe

Lisey's Story - Stephen King

Lisey's Story - Stephen King


I'm about to start reading that. How is it?